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After jump rebid

Poll: After jump rebid (15 member(s) have cast votes)

Bid?

  1. 3NT (1 votes [6.67%])

    Percentage of vote: 6.67%

  2. 4C (11 votes [73.33%])

    Percentage of vote: 73.33%

  3. 4D (2 votes [13.33%])

    Percentage of vote: 13.33%

  4. 4NT (RKCB spades) (1 votes [6.67%])

    Percentage of vote: 6.67%

  5. 5C (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  6. other (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

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Posted 2015-January-17, 03:13

MPs, national sim

None vuln


♥ A9
♦ AJ103
♣ AQ97532

Pard you
1 ... 2 (F1)
3 ... ??

3 is 15-17 and good 6 card suit. Normally has no other 4 card suit.
4 now is undiscussed.

What now?
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Posted 2015-January-17, 06:04

4 to tell my pd that I have lot more clubs than I showed previously and not impressed a lot by his 3 spades.
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Posted 2015-January-17, 07:04

Yes, 4C looks right here. If partner bids 4S I have a problem.
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Posted 2015-January-17, 07:54

4D is far better than 4C as it shows 2 features of my hand. I suspect many would play 4m as a cue bid.
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Posted 2015-January-17, 07:55

I know it is not answering the question, but just curious about the definition (and quite narrow one at that) of the 3S rebid.

Given that 2C is not GF I would simply have defined 3S as establishing a GF with a robust 6+ card suit. HCP undefined but not excluding 18-19, and I can imagine shapely hands where I would do it with 14. I suppose that 4S rebid should have a meaning, but pretty specific.
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Posted 2015-January-17, 08:04

View Postthe hog, on 2015-January-17, 07:54, said:

4D is far better than 4C as it shows 2 features of my hand. I suspect many would play 4m as a cue bid.

Many would play 4D as a cue-bid but 4C not. That's why 4C is better.
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Posted 2015-January-17, 09:37

Tough one.

I'm tempted to shoot 6 and expect to have a play opposite a stiff. If partner converts to 6 it's not my problem anymore.

Could a non solid partnership bid 4 minus those red Aces? I've seen pick up pairs pass that bid.
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Posted 2015-January-17, 10:21

Depends a bit on your philosophy on undiscussed bids... if you have a strict "undiscussed = natural" philosophy, then 4 is very attractive, showing extra values and significant shape (partner should expect us to bid 3NT on most 54 hands and start with diamonds if we have 5-5...)

If there is a chance partner might mistake 4 for a cue, then 4 is probably the safer bid.

BTW, there are several bids I would rate more highly than 4NT RKCB that you did not mention, including 6. 4NT is a terrible bid.
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Posted 2015-January-17, 13:34

I don't understand 4. Why show 5-6 when we have 4-7?
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Posted 2015-January-17, 14:02

Fwiw, had I bid 4, I would be more scared that pd will take it natural as oppose to taking it as a cue, when I hold this hand.

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Posted 2015-January-17, 18:41

View Postcherdano, on 2015-January-17, 13:34, said:

I don't understand 4. Why show 5-6 when we have 4-7?


Bidding is a 2 way street. Perhaps you need to play a relay system. I wish the op had given us a little more information about his expectations of the 3S bid. When I see the rubbish that some posters bid 3S on on this site, we may not even have a game :-)
In the meantime I am going to show my partner that I have length in C and also have a D suit. Who says it needs to be 5?
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Posted 2015-January-18, 04:21

View Postcherdano, on 2015-January-17, 13:34, said:

I don't understand 4. Why show 5-6 when we have 4-7?


Sometimes people bid suits to show shape, even though no fit is possible. I think most would agree that

1 1NT
2

does not show a 6-5. But ok, this is at the two level.. I agree that at the FOUR level things should perhaps be different :)

For the record, in a past partnership of mine we used to play

1M 2x
3M 2x+1

as cue/slam invite. (We had a gadget for the hardest case: 1-2-3-??)
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Posted 2015-January-18, 17:57

Thx all.

Add these to your "bidding challenge" set:


♥ A9
♦ AJ103
♣ AQ97532

♠ AQ10432
♥ Q43
♦ KQ5
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